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I did try making it in GB Studio, but unfortunately my art didn't work with the memory limitations of the Game Boy. I will probably have to size it down for a rom version and rework the way some things look. There will also probably be a lot of tile swapping, so it's work for a future project.

I could have really used this when I was younger. Lovely piece!

THANK YOU! I am a Linux user who used to play with Decker on Windows, and I've been thinking about all sorts of workarounds using VMs and crap. Now I can develop on my main Linux Mint PC!

I went alllll pastels with mine. Such a cute dollmaker! I can't believe you made it in Decker! I really needt to get better at making things with that program; it's such a cool and versatile engine.

What a lovely idea for a game! I won't post my finish time because I'm terrible at this, but I will be playing it more in the future to see if I can beat it faster. Excellent work!

I haven't beaten this yet because the spinning beam jumping section is really chapping my yolk, but I will be back because I've enjoyed it. EGG.

Thank you, and thank you so much for hosting! This was super fun :)

Love it! I made mine a "proper" dude with a monocle and smiley face :)

Thank you so much!

Thank you! I didn't know about the button thing so I'll take a look and see if I can fix it once I get the chance.

Thank you for reading! And those are excellent suggestions. My friends and I used to do small origami projects out of our notebook paper all the time, and I had totally forgotten about that :)

You should definitely try the organizer thing! You could use your mechanical pencil to do the measurements and markings, and that would make the whole thing even more special.

Thank you! I'd like to make more of my games mobile friendly, but I ran out of time for this one. Hopefully in the future I'll have time to return to it and make it work!

Thank you so much!

Thank you! And yeah, I figured I'd have to size up if I didn't want to give everyone migraines, lol!

Very nice! Loved the VHS look of it all, and some of the questions genuinely creeped me out. I'd love to see if you add more endings in the future!

Nice to see another GB Studio game here! I'm also using it for mine, though I've got a ways to go still before I can submit.

 Really enjoyed this lovely little game! I liked having the vegetarian option at the end, and I ended up choosing to let the carp go back to its pond. Excellent pixel artwork!

This is such a charming puzzle game that genuinely made me laugh out loud at multiple points! Love the Jorts n' Cream shop and I got to be real friends with the Reset Frog, lol. Also, the villain's name is probably my favorite in a Game Boy game ever.

I made it out! This is an excellent platformer. Very fun to play, and a few of the levels got me pretty good!

It's really neat seeing how everyone interpreted the theme differently, and the results are in so many different styles! I've put my inspiration on my submission page, but I'll rephrase it here. The idea of "balance" reminded me of balancing lighting, so I went for a portrait with very dramatic differences between light and dark. The end result is a bit simple overall, but I like how it turned out.

This is such an adorable game! A perfect day in the life of a cat. Wilson's a little twerp though.

The one I have on my website uses this script:

https://github.com/ninique/Dollmaker-Script

It won't work out of the box, though, since it needs a few older script functions removed. Once those are fixed it works fine.

I love the mechanic here, and the game is very well made! I had fun playing it; if you ever decide to expand this into a full-length game, I would definitely play it!

Very neat! I love the idea and can't wait to see what it turns into!

Very neat little game! I love the idea behind it, and stickin' it to the cops :D

No problem! It was via my feed...the L0bster added one of your other games and I was clicking around profiles and such.

I enjoyed playing through this a lot--similar enough to Mario to hit that sweet spot, but still unique and challenging.

This is excellent! I've done a lot in Pocket Platformer, but I never thought you could make a Flappy Bird clone! Very creative use of the engine :)

A+ Excellent use of emojis. The opening cutscene had me laughing :D

That would be amazing!!!

I am very bad at this game and I didn't last long, but I like the way it's put together. Very silly!
BTW it lags only in Firefox for me because that browser seems to have an issue with the Godot Web2GL implementation, not just with your game but with many others. Playing it in Edge I had no issues.

I love the feel of this game--everything is random and strange, and I love it. I got to 90% satisfaction, I just have Sandwich Guy left, and I can't figure out that dang pyramid. Love the puzzles!

Awesome! I will look forward to it then, and try to piece together the bits along the way. I really enjoyed the Shaman, the Outsider, and the Diet of Worms as well, so I have no doubt that whatever this ends up becoming it will be good!

Very enticing game! I love the look of the device and the old PDA feel. I'm a little confused by the ending secret, though I feel I'm probably missing something there. I can't quite figure out what happened to John and Mike.

What a neat idea! I really enjoyed this as a creative exercise, and it was fun to write about each object based on the unusual prompts. I kind of wish there were more than 3, or that I could play again with randomly chosen objects and keep going. Love the zine that it creates at the end!

Thank you! I chose the sounds with that in mind. I wanted it to feel like one of those fidget toy things since you'd be pressing them a lot, so I'm glad it hit :)

This is such a beautiful piece of worldbuilding! It had me captivated during the entire day that I read it, and I have been thinking about it since. Not even the worms bit so much as the idiosyncrasies of the people described. I like the insults they hurl at their gods and the way they see their world. I feel like they are real and live somewhere on the other side of the ocean.

It's been a while since I've made a game with PP, but I am incredibly excited about the custom backgrounds! Thanks for all the work you put in on this awesome little tool :)

What a beautiful poem. Thank you for making this.

This is such a lovely game! I adore games that do simplicity in presentation well, and this is certainly one of them.